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A fire siren as an orchestral instrument - Wartime radio programme does its first outside broadcast - An Hawaiian novelty, but what's it all about? - There's someting strange about the grooves on this record... - An "English' composer of an African-American opera.
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Performer |
Label |
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Rec Date |
Composer |
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Caravan |
Bohemian Band |
Edison Bell Winner |
3741 |
7503 O |
Nov 1922 |
Gene Williams |
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The Third Alarm March |
The Goldman Band - Dir Edwin Franko Goldman |
Edison DD |
52623-L |
18657 |
1929 |
Edwin Franko Goldman |
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Memories of ITMA - The Navy |
Tommy Handley & ITMA cast |
Oriole |
TA5004 |
O 1029 |
10 Jan 1944 |
Ted Kavanagh, Brian George |
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Oua-Oua |
Kanui & Lula |
Parlophone |
R1614 |
c KI6090 - 2 |
1933 |
N/A |
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Buying a Stamp |
Fred Gibson acc: Harry Pepper |
Broadcast |
287-B |
297B |
Autumn 1928 |
N/A |
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La Calinda from "Koanga" |
Hallé Orchestra cond: Constant Lambert |
HMV |
C3273 |
2EA9737 Blum I |
Jan 1942 |
Delius arr: Fenby |
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Caravan |
Mr. Robert Carr - with Orchestra |
Beltona |
109 |
'0022 |
Spring 1923 |
Gene Williams |
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Playing a record with an angled pickup Sometimes the cutter was twisted when the record was made, which put the two sides of the groove out of step with each other. The playback stylus also needs to be rotated so as to pick up the two groove walls in their correct relationship. (This only applies when using en elliptical playback stylus) |
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The Cast of ITMA at Scapa Flow on the deck of H.M.S. Anson
Below: Dorothy Summers "Mrs Mopp"
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